Oscar. The color of destiny

This film offers a compelling look at Óscar Domínguez, a contemporary of Picasso, who struggled with the challenges of his disfiguring disease, known as Elephant Man's disease. Directed by Lucas Fernández, the narrative reveals how Domínguez's turbulent life intertwines with his artistic expression, set against the backdrop of the Nazi invasion of Paris.

The portrayal of Domínguez's life as a mix of love, loneliness, sex, and violence adds depth to the understanding of the artist's psyche. The film highlights a forgotten icon whose tragic fate prompts admiration for his contributions to art despite his personal battles. With a talented cast including Emma Suárez, Victoria Abril, and Joaquim de Almeida, the film brings to life the complex emotions and experiences that shaped Domínguez's work and legacy.